Business ProfileforLaser MD Medspa

Laser Body MD Clinic on ********************* is a scam. Initially approached through a sponsored ad, their representative promised 0% financing, a $100 gift credit, and up to 80% off services. During my consultation with ********, who acted as a salesperson, she pressured me into signing up. She claimed an 80% discount and arranged 0% financing with an additional $500 qualifying amount. I paid $1000 immediately and was coerced into committing another $1000 by June 30. Feeling rushed, I signed several documents without full disclosure, and the promised $100 gift credit was never provided.The next day, I received a contract from Lendcare detailing a 20% interest rate and a $50 administrative fee, information ******** had not disclosed. When I contacted the clinic, they redirected responsibility to ********, insisting I resolve issues directly with her. ******** manipulated and asked me to pay $500 more to cancel lendcare even though they said they can easily cancel if clinic asks them, When seeking managerial contact details, ******** and subsequent customer care representative ****** was rude and is forcing me to pay full payment of $2505.44, even though said I am not feeling safe and comfortable anymore These actions violate the Canada Consumer Protection Act, which grants consumers a cooling-off period to cancel agreements without penalty. I am entitled to cancel by submitting a cancellation letter, nullifying any associated financing agreements. The Act stipulates a 15-day refund period for most contracts and mandates refunds within 2 days for payday loans. Moreover, the clinics refusal to disclose full financial terms and misleading advertising practices constitute clear violations of consumer protection laws.In summary, Laser Body MD Clinics conduct is unlawful under the Canada Consumer Protection Act. They misrepresented financial terms, obstructed cancellation rights, and disregarded consumer rights, causing me significant distress and financial harm.